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Fall Writing

September 11, 2016
By DarthWriter BRONZE, Yorktown, Virginia
DarthWriter BRONZE, Yorktown, Virginia
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Favorite Quote:
"Do your thing, and don't care if they like it"-Tina Fey


In the fall, when the leaves are orange and red,

I'm not jumping in them, I'm writing instead

I do jump in leaves, though: I do care,

But then I write about the leaves in my hair.

 

The Jack-O-Lanterns outside my house,

Give a warm glow that gets me roused

So I go inside, and start to write,

and I have a new poem ready by Halloween night.

 

The Thanksgiving table, decked out in red,

is full of stuffing, turkey and bread

The aroma fills me as I write,

and then I stop to take a bite!

 

Soon, the snow will start to appear,

and the leaves will be gone for another year.

I could write, but instead I pick

to wait by the chimney for Old Saint Nick! 


The author's comments:

I will write whenever I see something cool: it's in my blood! Call me crazy...


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bnv123 said...
on Sep. 19 2016 at 3:47 pm
awesome poem-- fall is my favorite season